Fighting Religious Intolerance with ?Punk Muslim?Caranissa DjatmikoApril 26, 2017 by Caranissa DjatmikoApril 26, 20170 A new generation of Indonesian Punk Muslims might give conservatives a slap in the face, but some think they are...
Obtaining a Bank Account, Tax Number & BPJS-KKenneth YeungApril 26, 2017February 21, 2022 by Kenneth YeungApril 26, 2017February 21, 20220 Living and working in Indonesia, there are always challenges in meeting the changing requirements of the bureaucracy. Some of these...
The Rise and Danger of Fake NewsKenneth YeungApril 26, 2017November 17, 2024 by Kenneth YeungApril 26, 2017November 17, 20240 Fake news, a symptom of lazy journalism and deliberate mischief-making, is everywhere. Consequences can be fatal. Many moons ago, “fake...
What it Really Means to Localize Your Business in IndonesiaLeighton CosseboomApril 26, 2017 by Leighton CosseboomApril 26, 20170 Some founders looking to localize in Indonesia think it’s as easy as getting your PR manager to translate your website....
Eight Great Places for Authentic Sushi in Jakarta and BaliSharon HambaliApril 11, 2017 by Sharon HambaliApril 11, 20170 Japanese restaurants can be found all over the place in the capital and other big cities in Indonesia. Many local...
Peranakan Cuisine: The Most Delicious Food You Never Knew You Were EatingMay TienApril 11, 2017 by May TienApril 11, 20170 May Tien explores the historical and cultural impact of Chinese emigrants and the food they brought to Southeast Asia. The...
How Safe is it to Eat Street Food in Jakarta?May TienApril 10, 2017 by May TienApril 10, 20170 For expats living in Jakarta, eating street food is a risk many are not willing to take. However, for those...
Indonesians Buy More Coffee, Local Output Remains UncertainLeighton CosseboomApril 10, 2017April 13, 2017 by Leighton CosseboomApril 10, 2017April 13, 20170 Every year, the archipelago is jockeying with Colombia for the title of “the world’s third largest coffee producer.” As the...
Eight Great Coworking Spaces for Digital Nomads in Jakarta and BaliSharon HambaliMarch 29, 2017 by Sharon HambaliMarch 29, 20170 Recent trends show people’s increasing desire to work from the comfort of their homes instead of being holed up in...
E-KTP: One Identification Card, Big-time CorruptionKelly HenleyMarch 27, 2017 by Kelly HenleyMarch 27, 20170 Back in October, Fikrul Hanif, a history professor at a teacher’s college in Padang, West Sumatra, trudged to his local...
An Investor’ Guide: How to Acquire a Local CompanyNadya Joy AdorMarch 14, 2017June 8, 2023 by Nadya Joy AdorMarch 14, 2017June 8, 20230 Indonesia is a country with great economic potential, one that has been under the probing eyes of the global community....
Government Policies and Expat Employment in IndonesiaLeighton CosseboomMarch 14, 2017 by Leighton CosseboomMarch 14, 20170 The number of expat workers in Indonesia continues to decline this year due to low commodity prices and the government...
How Cabinet Reshuffles Have Affected Indonesia’s Education ReformIndonesia ExpatFebruary 28, 2017April 10, 2023 by Indonesia ExpatFebruary 28, 2017April 10, 20230 In less than three years, Indonesia has seen big changes in its education system. After three primary education ministers took...
Best International Schools in IndonesiaNadya Joy AdorFebruary 28, 2017May 27, 2024 by Nadya Joy AdorFebruary 28, 2017May 27, 20240 Best International Schools in Indonesia – Top Rated Schools of Indonesia When it comes to education, most parents want to...
Tensions Rise as Freeport-Indonesia Mining Dispute May Go to CourtTommy PrayogaFebruary 28, 2017February 28, 2017 by Tommy PrayogaFebruary 28, 2017February 28, 20170 Tensions arise as Freeport and Indonesia both show no signs of backing down. Here's what you need to know about...
The Gap Between Public and Private Education in IndonesiaLeighton CosseboomFebruary 28, 2017May 24, 2021 by Leighton CosseboomFebruary 28, 2017May 24, 20210 By and large, expats in Indonesia send their kids to private international schools. If your family is coming from a...
Authorities Storm the Beach of Gili Trawangan, Crack Down on BusinessesLeighton CosseboomFebruary 27, 2017February 27, 2017 by Leighton CosseboomFebruary 27, 2017February 27, 20170 The Indonesian Military and National Police ripped down private structures along the coastline of popular tourist island Gili Trawangan....
Tobacco Bill Lights Up Advocates in 2017Indonesia ExpatFebruary 13, 2017April 10, 2023 by Indonesia ExpatFebruary 13, 2017April 10, 20230 The resurrection of a controversial tobacco bill has escalated the battle between pro-tobacco lobbyists and anti-tobacco activists in 2017. Parliament...
What Expats Needs to Know About Insurance in IndonesiaNadya Joy AdorFebruary 13, 2017August 1, 2017 by Nadya Joy AdorFebruary 13, 2017August 1, 20170 For expats accustomed to the extensive insurance coverage they had back in their countries of origin, finding the right insurance...
What Kind of Salary Can a Foreigner Expect in Indonesia?Leighton CosseboomFebruary 13, 2017 by Leighton CosseboomFebruary 13, 20170 It’s a common question that many soon-to-be expats bound for the archipelago ask: “How much money can I expect to...
What Foreigners Need to Know About Background Checks in IndonesiaNadya Joy AdorFebruary 13, 2017 by Nadya Joy AdorFebruary 13, 20170 If you’re an expat in Indonesia running a startup, a mid-sized organization or a Fortune 500 corporation, it’s critical to...